Eve, Today I felt a song spring from the depths of my soul. The song was only a melody and one word, “Oh.” But it felt like the release of an inner mourning. As I sat at the keyboard and sang the melody, my spirit turned my thoughts toward sin and the consequences of sin.… Continue reading To Eve
Dear Rhema and Haddon, Mommy and Daddy long for you with all of our hearts. We cannot wait to hear your giggles and your high-pitched squeals echoing through the hallways of our home. Will you have white-blonde bouncy curls, or will dark, straight locks crown your precious heads? You’re both doomed to have brown eyes… Continue reading A Letter to Our Children
In the fifth chapter of Mark’s written account of the Good News of Jesus, we find a woman who was desperate to get close enough to Jesus to touch Him. You have probably heard of her: the woman with the issue of blood. Scripture tells us she had suffered from her disease for twelve years… Continue reading Comfort for the One at a Loss for Words
Dear Graduate, By the time you read this, you have probably already endured your long-awaited graduation ceremony. After restlessly waiting for your name to be called, moving your tassel to the other side of your cap, and finally holding that diploma with your name on it, you are probably relieved. It’s over. You made it.… Continue reading A Letter to a Graduate
